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PROTECTING THE ALASKA SEAL FIsHERIEs.-The
Revenue Steamer Bear will sail for Arctic waters
about the 10th of May, and will carry instructions
to the U. s. agents concerning the protection of
the Alaska seal fisheries. The question Of the Jur-
isdictiOn OF the United States over the waters of
the coast of Alaska IS being considered by the
Cabinet, and the Bear viii be instructed as to the
policy to be followed before she sails. Ii Is prob
able that there will be no more seizures OF foreign
vessels beyond the three-mile limit from the
Ina in La nd or ha
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QUARANTINE AGAINST CHILL owing to the
prevalence Of cholera In Chill all nortS north as

prevalence OF cholera in Chill, all ports north as
far as Panama have Guaranteed against the
arrival OF any vessels, merchandise, or mail from
Chilian ports. In consequence, the mail from
Chill has been forwarded via the Straits of Magel-
Ian, Rio de Janeiro, and New York, thus making
the circuit OF the continent. Recently, upon the
arrival OF some Gillian mail matter at New York
Panama, where it was promptly refused and sent
back to New York. The Superintendent OF Foreign
had the nails returned to Chill, where upon its
arrival, it WIN have nearly circumnavigated the
South American continent twice, a distance Of
%, $40 miles
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SUPERINTENDENT BELL, Of the Foreign Mails
Office, is preparing statement OF the postal
methods employed In this country for publication
In the organ OF the International Postal Union,
which Is issued at Berne, switzerland.
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Eight Inches Of Snow at Scranton.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 18.-SnOw commenced fall
Ing early this morning, and by noon the ground
was covered TO depth OF eight inches on the level
and the storm was still rapinp
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Blown Up at Sea.
TWO OF THE CREW OF THE SCHOONER MARTS

NEW YORK, April 1s.-The steamer Benefactor.
from Wilmington, which arrived today, reports:
April 10th, at IL go p m, Cape Hatteras bearing
west by north, picked up a yawl-boat containing
Capt. Henderson and four men, beiSg part OF the
Marts, from Baltimore for Charleston, with a
general cargo, she having been from some un-
known cause blown up and took fire at O'Clock
that morning, killing the first mate, Mr. Mute, and
a seaman. Those rescued lost everything except
what they had on. One OF them was badly
burned about his face and hands
An Agrarian Murder in Kerry.
DUBLIN, April 1S.-An agrar1an murder was COM
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THE NAVAL APPRENTICES CANNOT CONE TO THE
DRILL--The suggestion has been made that the
apprentice boys OF the Navy be ordered here in
May TO take part In the national drill. Comment
ing on the suggestion, Commodore Schiey said to-
day that 1t would not be good idea for it would
break in on the boys studies and set them back
for ore or two months. Besides there is no ap-
preparation to defray the cost OF bringing them
here. 1t would not be possible, he said, TO remove
the training ship New Hampshire, now at New
port, as she is moOred in bed and is totally unfit
to 90 to sea.
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EOR SALE
T. EVANSVILLE.

HIATTSVIILE
Persons with SMALL CAPITAL, wishing to secure a
HOME in this rapidly and beautiful Suburban
Village viii find 1t their look at the Lots
for sale III johnson Vines addition. These Lots ara
on high ground and elegantly located. EVANSVILLE
has made wonderful strides in the past years. and
Eleven trains each way daily the B. O. r. r. Com
The Undersigned will take pleasure in showing Plat
Ct these Lots, and will take parties of charge
and show the premises. Title guaranteed perfect and
terms easy LOUIS d. VINE,
mh19lm 1890 Pennsylyans ave
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[1sOR REN1-
FTP I4th St NV. 1907 @ st. Sc, new fr.
9Ss stn W, store and 81 4th st. Is. 80
Sr:..-:-.-....-..+.. go 1917 Wylie st ne .2-st,
1911 9TH st.nw-. 2-st L 6r.......,.......13
BIAS. or. 40, 40 ST a Or Is. 80
III LIST st n-v,Sr. 1850 1901 sts.e std %
81 fth st ne. Sr :S0l
small Houses in various parts of the city from $3.50
to $40 per month each
Desirable Once Rooms building 9.,4 ut NV at
reasonable rent SWC3MSTEDT BRADLEY,
apO-1m 921 st, NV
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LOST AND FOUND

n GST-sATURDAY AFTERNOON AT MARKET
II space. or from there to Second National Bank a
D.aEk POr let Book containing about
papers Lave IL 81 Star Office and receive reward
splS-2rs
II OsT-A GOLD MEDAL CMALTESE CROSS:
IL Mon, sraiI. harp ali name engraved upon it Lib
eral reward II returned TO Room - Coreoran Build
ing.
oST-oN SATURDAY EVENING ON OR NEAR
IL ii IN ST. large linked SILVER Bracelet Return To-
1lOO NJ ST. and receive reward aplS-3ts
STkAYED-ON THE I'D OF APRIL. A BLACK AND
~ Tan Hound Pup, with white breast Liberal reward
il left IL IL North Capitol ST xpI6-2t.
STRAYED FROM 2I4 ST. ST AYEIIOw IRISH
- setter suitable reward IL returned TO the above
number. apl6-2ts
..1A REwARD-FOk INFORMATION THAT
DIV VIII lead to the recovery Of French travel
ia clock III rcd leather black dial stolen about
the 9th iIst- Address xcDEGITT'S Detective Agency
800 Market Spste ap16-3t'
RICICLE sIoLEN-7A 54INGH SPECIAL STAR
OBicy=le hslf nickel. freshly PAINTED: was taken
sht ol the 18th from 18th and SITS. Reward will
b. paid for lnformztion leading TO its recovery Adj
dress T. r. zoos II ST. NV api5-3ts
II OST-SHIELD GOLD RING, WITH MONOGRAM
i Jon top. Reward offered II returned to 1907 l. st
nv apfo-3ts
CT Nh REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE
SlOU eSyery Of The body Of the man who was
droEued Of Long bridge, in Georgetown channel, on
Dee- 25ti last Apply to 4o1 18th st. NV mh24-lm
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THE Post-Office Department proposes to estab
lish registered mail pouch between the United
States and New Brunswick.

The PoSt-Offce Department proposes to eStab-
lish registered mail pouch between the United
States and New Brunswick.
PERSONALS. G. w. Benjamin, late minister to
Persia, E j. Steiner OF New York, w. S. Mellen of
Chicago, II. A. Strong OF Rochester, NJ. Collins of
st. Louis, H. d. Hyell OF Boston, are at the Riggs
Carroll D. Wright, Commissioner of Labor,
who has been i'll at Boston, is now convalescent
ana expects to return to washington shortly
Geo. Merrett OF New York. A. c. ElithOrpe of Chi
cago, L. w. sherman Of Boston, j. L. Webster Of
Omaha }. E. Briggs of Rochester, are at Wizards.
Pension Commissioner Black and Gen. Lawton,
the new minister to Austria, went over to New
York on Saturday. Among the recent arrivals at
the Hygeia Hotei, Old Point Comfort, from Wash
ington, are j. h. Gilman Of the Army, Miss
Gilman, and ]. H. Gibbons OF the Navy.
ADMIRAL Franklin, OF the Unittd States
Navy, has arrived at Bologna, italy.
Mr.. E. S. Densmore of the White House force,
has returned from trip to California
4. N. Paimer's Madison Square Theater Company.
+: A. Duneker of the New York World G. P. Brady
OF the Herald. +. 4. BUFF OF the Boston Herald
and Philadelphia Times, Geo. Alfred Townsend of
Cincinnati Enquirer, Ii. j. w. Dam OF the New
York Times, A. F. G. Shanks of the Philadelphia
Ne0s, Horace Townsend OF the New York Tribune,
J. F. Magennis OF the New York .J0uraah are at
the Arlington.-HOn. w. II. CalkinS Of Indiana,
Arthur Bell OF New York, X. r. Rand OF MtnneapO-
lis, X. d. Field OF Dundee scotland, and j. e. Field
on Ed1nDurg, are at the EbDitt.
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BOARDING.


V-OR RGNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH FIRST
II class Scar,i. near Mcpherson Square. References
excnzI.sed- Transients Accommodated 1O16 18th St
ilho-1w'
DOAkDIyG-I:sgs I ST NV. OPPOSITE FRANK
ID liz Square. two pleasant Roosns, with hystclsss
Bard transient parties accommodated; references
exchanged apo-2w'
1000 ST. n W, TABLE BOARD, FUR
y o. nished RooHas. double and single. with
Bard reierenees guaranteed aud required aps-swt
DERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL yENTII-A-
ted al tments, single suite, furnished or
furnished should call at GkAlS, the old established
Caterer. who has taken the new and eoiniHod.ous
house, OF I7th and Corcorsn sts n W Per
maHent transient. with Table d. Hote and Cafe at
tsled Private dining Always rsa.ty Tor Diner
Parties ierLls moderate. JNO A. GRAY Proprie-
tor. apS-3m
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR 9Th AND SIS. NV,
tCrooIns and board by the day. week or month I'm
DOARrINa AND ROOMS fwO LARGE WELL
- furnished communicating front rpouas: seSo1d
floor table board per month, week AID Loo
Edsy. Others II lov prices 3Ii-3l6 Indiana ave
fS1-.5nI
IGOR RENT-PLEAsANT, WELL FURNISHED
n koORiE, with without Table Board: rsferences
6SSsR aud reQuired 5l4 18TH st. Nv. 1tf-S@'
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RANGE OF THE THR1MoaEHE1R.-The following
were the peadlp9e AZ TIA signal Of1ce to-day: q
N, ~; 4Rm., y; maximum. ~; minimum. a
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Cokn Cokk.
CHEAPEST AND CLRANEST FUEL.
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANIES
COKE
OrdeTs receiyedat
Office Gas Company, 4l3 10th st. E.w
Either Of the EIGHT ofaces Of JOHNSON BROTHERS.
A.G. JOHNSON 4 BROTHERS. oficss
y. BALDWIN yoHNSON's Offices.
and at
HENRY l. JONES'. grocery store.
h3l -3m 3l0l st. nv. Georgetown.
II +. WALKERS SONS 2O4 10TH ST NV
- Z Moth Gax, Paper Lima v. y. BEpshe& Charcoal.
CeRAealt Plaster, EtSchs - - 80
Telephone Sl6-I1. mls9
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II Acres. 6-room frame house, all necessary out
buildings; fruit, grapes and berries , miles from
city So 800
10 Acres, = mile from Aqueduct Bridge S-room
frame house barn. orchard; finest view of city and
river to be had from any quarter 900
IL Acres, covered with fruit and vines, Groom
house. :; miles from city ..................X } 300
SH Acres garden land, broom house. ~ miles from
city ..................-.- 4 400
Is Acres. fine land: 400 .frnit trees, Groom frame
house all outbuidin8s new and good: 4 miles 81 900
10 Acres good garden land fine building site $500
number of other smaller pieces.
L H. SYPHERD Il CO,
ap16-3t 100T Il
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/ NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RESI-
dence in Hagerstown, Md, for the summer: large
shaded lawn rooms, bath room, &c. Address Box
| NJ, HaKerstown, Md ap11-f,sGm6t
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N9gleE To Xis1Eegs
"a TO THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION OF 1887.
oO,o92 English Miles have been covered since October
IL, 1880, by
THE "WONDER" COACH,
which last season carried passengers in perfect
DR. Rumnev ,of .R,Ds s..sfF oon. fame, vii, 70
vent disappointment to American and Colonial tisi-
f15 again his celebrated sig horse Stage Coach,
IHE "WONDKR," between London and st. Adams,
leaving Hatchstts Hotel in Picc3dily London. every
y. NJ 'F
Ample time is allowed at st. Adams for lunch and
one OF the FINEST and OLDEST IN THE WORLD
The trip is one Of the most delightfni that can be
FSr Time Cards end other lsrticulaIs apply 70
NOSDEk' Couch Once H2tchetts Hotel. Ptc<sadiily,
London, England f2I,m7.21 app, IL, Iny2-6t
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NINE j. p. PALMER
HOT F STREET NORTHWEST,
IMPORTER.

With unusual facilities for direct importation Of the
LATEST PARIS AND LONDON FASHIONS We are
prepared to show each week novelties in BONNETs
AND HATS Of the highest order. ap13
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New lork Stock Market reported BIZ special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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EOR SALE-BAXTER h MCGOWAN ARE PRE-
Il Pired 10 lmpart reliable information to parties
seeking Investments at Forest Glen, of the firm
having for twelve resided in full view of the site
on which the beautiful hotel stands ALI seeking in
vestlnens in that delightful suburbsp resort viii do
well to call at our Office, 1OOS-1OlO st.
an1E-
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EOR SALE,,sUBURBAN RESIDENCE. ON HARE
IL wood road near Soldiers Home: 4 acre ground:
new twostory and attic frame dwelling; nine rooms
new carriage house and stable; price $4,000 only
1226 ST. NV. apS.2ws
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Mrs Weltha A. Emmons Is quite Ill at Willard's
Hotei, where she has been staying since the 18th
MARRIAGE LfcENsRs-Aartage licenses have
Deen issued by the clerk OF the court to G. s.
Aoyell and Matte j. Bowie; John s. Rich. VI
hooheeter, n. Y, and Fannie Il. Richie; Herman
CNhn and Sadia Slenfuls
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1(OR SAIE-AT LAUREL, Md, HALFWAY BE
y tween Washington and Baltimore, and 30 minutes
from both cities. very nice twostory Gothic Frame
Villa IL good-szed rooms. Lot Is corner. contains
Also the opposite corner, containing acre. This
property convenient to the depot and bought
nv 1nh.pR
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IM0 W8KHV6Il Lana Gf8Mte
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS THE
DECREE OF TIE LOWER COURT.
In the United States Supreme Court to-day de-
cislon was rendered Affirming the decree Of the
lower court in favor OF the validity of the Maxwell
tracts OF land on what are now the boundaries of
Colorado and New Mexico It was an old Spanish
grant, and when Gen. Cox was Secretary of the
Interior he held that the alcaide OF Mexico who
had made the grant, had exceeded his authority:
secretary Cox maintained that the grant included
only twenty two square miles. The parties to
whom the grant had been made fought the decta-
lon and the question was carried TO the supreme
court. That court to-day affirmed the legality Of
Ihe original grant, which covers 0OQ Aeree q
nne iand In Colorado and New Mexico.
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TOR sALEmA VERY DESIRABLE FARM. SUIT
Il able for villa sites; NV. of Hyattsville; mile
from stations five miles from the city; splendid drive;
good view Of the city: will be sold as whole di-
vided to suit purchasers A. r HILL & co,
spl4-1m 1893 st.
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CHICAGO. ILL., April 10. II a. m-The whea,
market began to break this morning. under free offer
inss for May aeliyery The starting price Sr May
held steady until 10 O'clock when free selling began
and sharp break to SCH occurred; The Offering.
1890 was still VERY nervous. May being quoted 81
2O15. May lard, 100
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EOR SALE-SOME OF THE FINEST FARMS
L lying around Washington, Virginia, Maryland and
d. O. highly improved and at prices to suit all pur-
chasers. BAXTER Il MAC6UWAN. 1OOSrl01O + st.
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nor SALE-HALF MILE FROM FOREST GLEN
station beautiful siX-acre tract; fine location;
buildings: splendid site for building. BAXTER &
MAGGOWAN, 1O0S-1010 + st. apl6-3ts
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h ments.-Wish to purchase suburban House and
GROUNDS, paving monthly payments; send price and
iuQrfon ID 4. - ap15-.1ts
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Or RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN
Once Bldg, 525 18th 1857 18th ST NV, 6rs. .35
nv, $3.50 1881 9th St W., Sr 80. 81
. 18th st. nv, 5r. 100 405 Columbia st.
10th st. NV, IL ~ i93l II ST.. office rooms. %
ID store 20 lZ3 r 81. sOSo
21st st NV, 12r.1 Stable rear 400 Ms Az 20
% IA. av. So 1911 st NV, office rms
Is st.. LIST floor -. 90 40 Ia. ave. ofhee roornR
21st St, Or .....45 Cor 9TH and sts Of r1na
Is IL IN st. 40 9th, near ST., 16r 150
IL ST. NV. 12rs 40 F. near 18th ST. Tor l25
IS mr. Thos c. ::s:3 81 St near Iowa Circle l2j
"a Circle. 15r - $50 Conn ay mr. Dup't CIR 100
syette So, l7r-- $50 llth near ST., Tor. 100
ayette Sd. Ir-- 80 I'd St, near Pa IS
+ near 14th. 16r. 200 2lst. near G st-......75
b st mr. H., 10 Is. 200 21st near F ST.. 1r....75
roperty pisceo vltn for rent sale is literally
eriised free Of cost To the owner.
or list OF property for sale Gall or send at Office
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EoR SALE AND ExCHANGE-AT 468 PA. AVE.
u NV tue incest variety of Family CARRIAGES Bug
ges ladies' Phetons and Doctors Buggies both sec
2nd nsnI aud new, in tine city. Prices to suit. WN
foEfEk mh14-sm
~, octave. carved rosewood square PIANO. very lit
lie used Can be seen At g. L. MILD Bros 7O0
ith ST. u. W. f26- lms
EfOR BALk"CHAMPION COUGH CURE Is THE
grestest remedy on earth for Coueils end COlds
price. 3oc your drngdst does not keep it write to
The mSuufacsurers THE SAML BEALAEAR MfF(3
CO.. $40 st Paul st.. Baltimore. Nd f3-:5m.
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BLArEN. On April Il, 1887, at hslf-Iest 3 y. IL,
JOIN L. BLADEA. Jr., secJid son John III. ali
Bridget 4. Bladen, aged tnrce seass and eight
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- Laurel, Md, owned by Hon. A p German and
Phelps Shaifer from one to one and three quarter
chance for investment, they VIII be sold easy
terms and prices Will be advanced fifty per cent by
May 10. For plat and Prices, apply to
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
Frank whkssOn's New Book.

We hsve not had time 90 finish
Frank WilkesOn's new book, "Recol-
lectiOns Of q Private" but we have
read for enough to ascertain that II is
3 thrilling tale OF the personal expert
ences Of q private soldler-One who
was an actor in some Of the creates {
battles Of the war. The author writes
from al unpreJudiced stand point,
and commends and condemns az It
pleases him. There lie no 'taffy" for
any one. He speaks his mind
straight from the shoulder" We
have had our fill through the Century
Magazine and other periodicals of
war history as manufactured By gen
tlemen who wore on their shoulders
one, two and three stars. Il is really
refreshing TO have q man spring up
from tile ranks possessed with no self
ish purpose to build uD or break down
some military chieftaln, but who re-
counts in good English and in = plain
manner what he saw and felt and
thought while a private soldier
thoughts similar to those ofthOusands
of others. who have not the gift Of put
ting them In book form. Mr.. WIlke-
son is surely 4 very entertaining
writer. His style Is like DE Foes.
We Of Salina feel = special pride in
Mr. WilkesOn's success rs a book
writer. He was once fellow citizen.
May he continue to employ his fine
abilities in giving many more as read
able books a. "RecOllectinns Of q
Private"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
New Ward Schools.

The Board Of Education at theil
Last meeting decided to submit q pro
position to vote 81, 600 for the pur.
chase Of sites for location, for the
construction Of new ward school
houses, and to furnish the same-the
election to take place ct the regular
April city election. Il is their pur-
pose also to take out the furnaces now
In use In the present school buildings,
and substitute steam heating appara-
tus. The Board are undetermined as
to the number Of new buildings that
should be erected. Some Of the mem
bers propose that only wings Of future
structures should be built, and in
that manner the money may be made
to 60 much farther among all who are
elamoring for new school houses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

We own a complete set Of Alb
stract Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING. TORNADoES AND
WINDSTORMS.
II you cannot pay for your pol
icy now. we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. II you are going to travel or
If you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with us in the old Fidelity
and Casualty"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
nee SLEEPINn 0UEEN
Salinas Formulation.

Assessor Van Urine, In his daily
rOunds, IL almost beEildered by the
hundreds Of unheard Of persons whom
be constantly comes across He says,
"YOu have no idea of Salinas bigness.
II she does not zip the beam at s.OOo
this year I'm a ghost :" He proposes
10 get 'em all down, and be honest
too. Salinas population will make
the eyes Of nelghboring Villages big
with wonder.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
CITY PROPERTY.

A ans residence. two lots SIX rooms house, Gel
Ia, Wator veil. fruit etc. one Of the best
pitcst % kighth street siuth. Price $500.
Tvs ans lots ou Ash street south froui. lots IsE
SO feel. Price SEQ.
Agents Cor all loia In Wilson's addition. the
Guest portion Of the cit Lots FINN 500 upward.
Thrss lois on state street. Price. ems each.
one lot on STATE street. Price, Sis.
Two lots on state street, east and south front,
on corner, hne location. Price, s5i5-
Tvo avs acre tracts. Can Be plated into lois
inmsaiaiely salahle, surrounded By desirable
property. Price s. 90 each. One-half cash, bal
ance enc aud two years a. per cent interest
A ane property on Ninth street, tWo-story
house due trees and fruit. SIXTEEN lots 10
gsound. Very reasonable terms Gall and see.
A ane place on Prescott avenue lot l60E2s7
fssi. Good house and barn plenty Of FRUIT
Vsry desirable property Price. s2jo0. One-hAlf
ctsa, balance long Time This Is spec ulatiou for
seTae one.
lsosers, Of smooth upland In Walnut town
ship. Prioe, SIS per acre Terms TO suit PuF-
I.oi on FInh street. close IN. Price sss0 cash.
A ga house Of si1 rooms, tvo Tote. $780,
A rcd lot on Iron avenue vest, SEQ.
A'eool lot on Walnut street, s01i75 feet. Price
House Of seven rooms. cellar and closets, coal
koaae. siahlc gell 6ne trees east front, lot lioL
- feet. Price, ss6ls. Reasonable terms.
A ale lot fronting Wesleyan University cam.
pas. t3oo.
I've lots on University avenue, sorner iOoHli5
feet, south and east front. high gFoand-very de-
airaole. Prize si2ou.
-Four lots On Third street. Corner east and
south front. Very cheap. Terms reasonable.
Cone and aee.
Pine reaideuus. Two story house. seven rooms,
cellar. under whole house, clsiern. vel, Ggod
barn. Lot iOXiso east and south front steoa
Ons-half cash.
NoE
KIN street, story frame house with 10 rooms,
rentl for &C. per month. Lot 6oEis0. Price s22oo
eleoa dsNn balance on time.
No9
Erhth street A 6ne story brick house, also
q Giory frame house on hack part Of lot facing
Ntnlh street. Lea 1880 fenced fne loi Of shade
aad fruit treea good cHtern. Price $500, $500
cash Balance on time % suit buyer.
~ yea want Ice .cres Of land OF one acre, Tou
vast via land o. city property give rs q cail.
We pay taxes Tor non-residents, We invest money
for eastern parties. We have the best set o.
aeetract beoks IN saline county. We ahoW yOu
Land ena charge you nothing for u whether ycu
buy 81 not. Do not iail % call % Fitzpatrick
0ClnE. Posio0cs BloCk Saiina, Kansas We
Fsisr yea 70 any bank % Saiina.